Ferrari ends Daytona dry spell with 24 hour win
Gianpiero Moretti led Ferrari to victory in the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona with Arie Luyendyk Didier Theys and Mauro Baldi. Moretti retired from driving after the win, calling it a dream fulfilled and his 14 years of seeking the result complete. The Ferrari 333 SP Can-Am car set Can-Am class records with 711 laps and 2,531.16 miles, as Ford and NHRA results followed in Pomona and Phoenix events across speed disciplines.
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Tony Stewart
Kenny Schrader
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Schrader
Rick Carelli
Troy Regier
Regier
Bengals stay in Cincinnati as $400 million stadium project clears hurdle
Cincinnati reached a weekend deal after hours of bargaining. City and Hamilton County agreed to fund and develop riverfront land for Paul Brown Stadium, a $400 million project set to open in 2000. Brown retained leverage to move the team if no deal was reached by the deadline.
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Red Wings rally past Capitals on long road win
Aaron Ward and Brendan Shanahan scored 1:04 apart early in the third period to erase a 2-1 deficit and lift the Detroit Red Wings to a 4-2 victory over the Washington Capitals. Detroit poured in three unanswered goals, ending an 0-3-2 road slide while snapping Washington’s seven game unbeaten streak at home and Detroit’s 22-0-0 when leading by two. Sergei Gonchar and Adam Oates scored for Washington, who have not beaten Detroit since 1994. Nicklas Lidstrom moved to 40 points with an assist on Shanahan’s go-ahead goal.
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Canadiens extend road unbeaten streak with MalaKhov hat trick
Vladimir Malakhov delivered a hat trick in Greensboro as Montreal improved to 8-0-2 on the road since Christmas. Brian Holzinger scored the go ahead goal in the second period and Derek Plante added a power play tally early in the third as Buffalo stretched its own unbeaten stretch to five games. The overtime winner lifted Anaheim past Chicago 2:51 into OT.
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Jacks Edge Racers as Baseggio Trip Ends Paek Play
Cleveland sacks RAFALES 4 2 as defenseman Dave Baseggio trips teammate Jim Paek allowing Steve Larouche to score on a cross ice play. Harkins nets two goals aided by a power play as Cleveland holds QUE to two goals per game and notes improved team defense.
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Pro Bowl notes highlight Elway absence and Moon MVP
The Pro Bowl ended 31-24 with the AFC rallying as Moon, a replacement MVP, led a late drive and a 57 yard pass setup Eddie George for the go ahead TD. Denver star Terrell Davis left early with a hamstring strain as Chris Chandler struggled in relief.
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